Italy ramped up security after Islamist attacks in Paris on Nov. 13 killed 130 people.
Italian Justice Minister Andrea Orlando received bullets and a threatening letter written in Arabic in the post on Thursday, a ministry spokeswoman said.
The
letter and the two bullets for a Kalashnikov have been sent for
analysis along with the envelope they arrived in, which was addressed to
the minister and stencilled in English.
Italy ramped up security after Islamist attacks in Paris on Nov. 13 killed 130 people.
Neither Orlando nor the ministry had received threats of this kind in the past, the spokeswoman said.
Sending bullets by post is a way that Italy's organised crime groups have traditionally threatened their enemies.
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